Exemplos de build em Python

Exemplo n.º 1

Arquivo: se_epub.py Projeto: PYTHON01100100/StandardEbooks-tools

	def build(self, run_epubcheck, build_kobo, build_kindle, output_directory, proof, build_covers, verbose):
		"""
		The build() function is very big so for readability and maintainability
		it's broken out to a separate file. Strictly speaking that file can be inlined
		into this class.
		"""

		from se.se_epub_build import build

		build(self, self._metadata_xhtml, self._get_metadata_tree(), run_epubcheck, build_kobo, build_kindle, output_directory, proof, build_covers, verbose)

Exemplo n.º 2

Arquivo: se_epub.py Projeto: robinwhittleton/tools

	def build(self, run_epubcheck: bool, check_only: bool, build_kobo: bool, build_kindle: bool, output_directory: Path, proof: bool) -> None:
		"""
		The build() function is very big so for readability and maintainability
		it's broken out to a separate file. Strictly speaking that file can be inlined
		into this class.
		"""

		from se.se_epub_build import build # pylint: disable=import-outside-toplevel

		build(self, run_epubcheck, check_only, build_kobo, build_kindle, output_directory, proof)

Exemplo n.º 3

	def build(self, run_epubcheck: bool, build_kobo: bool, build_kindle: bool, output_directory: Path, proof: bool, build_covers: bool, verbose: bool):
		"""
		The build() function is very big so for readability and maintainability
		it's broken out to a separate file. Strictly speaking that file can be inlined
		into this class.
		"""

		from se.se_epub_build import build # pylint: disable=import-outside-toplevel

		build(self, self.metadata_xhtml, self._metadata_tree, run_epubcheck, build_kobo, build_kindle, output_directory, proof, build_covers, verbose)